Ann: Exceptional New High Grade Gold Intercepts at Crown Prince, page-48

The reporting is interesting and confusing ie :
"Importantly, hole OGGDD537 is drilled through the interpreted SEB antiform. This drill hole was orientated 60 degrees to 335 degrees

Probably should read the drill hole was drilled at -60 degree dip at a 335 degree azimith



You wrote :
"That suggests a nuggety 3 metre section perhaps in pretty ordinary sections elsewhere."

IF it was "nuggety" would have thought they would have used a cut off grade of say 50 grams a tonne , but I do not see that , , maybe there was no visible gold present , and harder to see anyway as no core as was RC drilled so just rock chips , or an assumption was made that there was sufficient dissemination so a high population of small gold particles that a cut off grade was not needed ?

The reporting does not seem to be of the same standard as most exploration companies would report IMHO .